Hawke’s Bay needs investment in people, not more prison beds – te Pati Māori
Te Pāti Māori says the Government’s plan to add 316 high-security prison beds in Hawke’s Bay shows why communities are…
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Rates caps little more than a distraction from Govt’s own failings – Greens
The Government’s plan to limit council rates rises to four per cent will inevitably lead to poorer local service provision,…
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Finance minister’s comments present legal risks re Paris
“We are alarmed by the Finance Minister’s comments today on New Zealand’s commitments under the Paris Agreement at Scrutiny Week,”…
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Holcim axes Kiwi crew at Christmas – workers’ demand minister intervene
The Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) has condemned global cement giant Holcim after the company issued formal notice of…
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SAFE Stands By Call For Animal Welfare Portfolio To Be Removed From Andrew Hoggard
SAFE is reasserting its formal complaint which highlights the urgent need for reassignment of the ministerial animal welfare portfolio due…
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Drug courts in focus as meth use climbs - University of Auckland
With only three drug treatment courts in the country, experts are meeting in Auckland to explore how these specialist courts…
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Pay gap pushes women into a month of unpaid work – NZCTU
November 30 marks a bleak milestone – all women in Aotearoa are effectively working for free compared to men, due…
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Rates caps will hit communities in the pocket – Labour
The Government’s rates cap policy will mean local communities may have start paying for essential services. “The money for essential…
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Rates caps little more than a distraction from Govt’s own failings – Greens
The Government’s plan to limit council rates rises to four per cent will inevitably lead to poorer local service provision,…
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Rates cap plan recipe for privatisation, job cuts & higher charges says local government union – PSA
The Government’s plan to cap council rates is a recipe for asset sell-offs, job losses and higher user charges that…
